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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 73, 27 March 1871, Page 3

exteaordiiaet! — 0"DO YOU REALLY INTEND GIVING UP BUSINESS? or is your Sale, like the generality of Sales, got up for the mere purpose of getting rid of Old Stock f " The above, not very complimentary, question has repeatedly been put to the Undersigned since the commencement of his present Sab. He begs, therefore, to assure the Public that he honestly intends to RELINQUISH BXPgfI^ESS as early as possible ; and he deems it/fitting to remark that the PKICES at which both NEW and O£D GOOD-* are bain* offered, should be accepted as a GUARANTEE of GOOD FAITIL gr / J. P. BLACK, D / Trafalgar-street. N.b£— Mr. Black is still open to treat with parties for the DISPOSAL of the STOCK and GOODWILL of the BUSINESS, together with a LEASE of the PREMISES. 534

MR T>AWSON, 2T|ENTIST, HardjKSTN JiX . A AJ /Nearly ' sthe Institute. / L</ / * 2 114 HORSAfiUcVr'rEK or SHEEP taken/in to GftaZßr bj^JOHN AND RE WIST Spring Grove. / 563 WX% "OARMENTER, • Xi, X %ICEN^EI) PAWNBROKEIt Irf^ieOLf.iiKon all (joqi^\ Bills Discount*! l ia >He STARi LO AN COMPANY'S OFFICE, near TenVferance Hall, Collingavoso Street. 327 NELSON -pHOT^GRAPHIC "OOOMS, XT v XX HARDY JTRJfcET, " T. H. BANNEm <TnoToaRAPHER, SUCCESSOR K. FLETCHER. IN i LL~I^S Bl^K^H^S / "// Carefully Executed. / /^Portraits of C (ildren by the / Instantane osJProcess, / 6 FOB lOS, 2451 PERSEVERANCE MINING COMPANYV (REGISTERED). \ rr\RE DIRECTORS in the above-named Com1. pany hereby imik^ a CALL of TEN SHILLINGS psr SHARE, payable on MONDAY, April 10th, IS7I, at the Copsp"any's Office, Bridge- street. //^ I / JOIIN T R. A^™, \ 1 / Le^af Manager. / Nelson, March 6, 18 T I. 463\ /education rate. A I TkTOTICE is Hereby Given to those who hatfi "* iM NOT PAID the EDUCATION R/LTI for the PRESENT YEAH, that from thirfj datd the undersiiined will attend at his > »ffic/ at the Police Station, each day, from 2 to /p.m ,to receive the same ; and- that on the lyrst day of April, SUMMON-BS will be issued Against all who shall Dot tliep / " a ve P a^ the rat^. J4/ ALFRED HIBBLE. /' Collector. MarcX'6. 1871. 453/ NELSON WATERWORKS ASSESSMENT! NOTICE ia^ifcreby Given that the ASSE^S-V Mrar of\ll PHOPERTY iiable to be \ Kated {uww the Provisions ot the " VVaterworks j Act. 18H3," has baen made, and may be inspected J at the Wattrworks nffit-e, I iarley- street, between ft the hours of Twomnd Four o'clock p.m , by any I] person, for a per/od of Twenty-one Days from I this date. / y^T\ I Any person v^ 10 majs^ninlV himself aggrievedj by the Assessmewt, jp*ty ACPI !AL to a Bunch ofj Magistrates, in ac&wdance wit! i the Provisions ofj Clause 16, of the Waterworks Act. S~\ I ALFRED HS&BLE, / I Assessor and Collecfcjv-A Nelson, March 6th, 1871. 45| "DURFORD'S ITvEPOT, THE PORT, (Opposite Lukins' Lime Kiln.) «, Now Landing, ex the Pearl, and fVt-^7 0N SALE,V 2H\ TONS COLLING WOOD COAL, yOU 30/- per ton at the Port. / 33/- „ Delivered./ Sample of the Coal to be seen at Mr. Mabin's, Bridge-street. Ex the Waiohopai— s —^ OA TONS SCREENED WANGi^NUI COALS, / 40/- per ton, Delivered. / -=— TERMS CASH. Orders left at Mr. J. R. Mabin's, Bridge-street, will be carefully attended to. 474 JAMES 0. BURFORD.